The best restaurants in Eton and Castle Windsor and Maidenhead South East

Bloody lovely. We had wings to start. Two had burgers. One had ribs and I had a steak. Two portions of brownie. They made custards which isn't on the menu. I had a cheesecake. Also made us Cocktails that weren't on the menu. Served by Sam and Bella. Sam was chatty but not intrusive. Both fitted in with our sense of humour. Both affable and welcoming. We will visit again. Thank you

We stayed here just one night whilst visiting Windsor. It’s a lovely quirky old pub with lots of character and very friendly staff. There is a free car park behind the pub for guests and the breakfast was amazing.

This restaurant is perfect place to celebrate birthdays with lots of family . There is a lovely warm welcoming atmosphere and nothing is too much trouble for the staff. We were super happy.

It was a very pleasant visit, all the food and drinks were amazing and the special dishes offered for lactose intolerant were good. The service was on point. When asking if it was ok for me to breastfeed my baby I was shown to a private area for our comfort

Found out this pub had live sports and as England were playing Finland ...needed a pub to watch it in. Decided on Henry V1...phoned them and asked if I could reserve a table...drinks only....absolutely no probs. When we arrived..we were so delighted we had the front of the pub reserved with what turned out in the end ...a private area and TV. Many thanks to the friendly staff

On the plus side, my starter was nice (Ham hock terrine) and the portion sizes are enormous, if that's what you want. But the roast beef was overdone and was buried underneath a tangled pyramid of "veg". The whole thing was covered in a dollop of black, salty gravy. Pulling apart the pyramid, I discovered carrots, parsnips, cabbage - some of which might have been nice if served in a separate side dish, which I could choose from, rather than heaped in a cone on my plate. I have honestly had a better roast in a carvery for half the price. And a note on server training. Bring a bottle of wine to the table unopened. Show the label, and open it in front of the customer. This is not meaningless etiquette, it demonstrates that they have got what they ordered.

Discovered this pub off Eton High Street after walking part of the River Thames Path. A small local pub, where we received a warm welcome. Good range of beers and great food menu. The pub welcomed families and their dogs. Lovely atmosphere. Lovely interior and good seating and tables in the beer garden area. We enjoyed our ciders and really enjoyed our meals, which were great value.

This place has changed ownership to Crown Estates and has plummeted downhill since. It used to be a great little place with freshly cooked food to order. Now pre-prepared sandwiches cost £6 per half with very little choice of filling, sausage roll, and that’s about it. One type of scone (plain) was average at best. Such a shame. If it ain’t broke - don’t fix it. Take note Crown Estate management because you’ve thoroughly spoiled this place. And the shop is nowhere near as good as it was either.

Went in today for 4 burger meals honestly the food was terrible burgers over cooked with no taste fries with just the taste of old oil I was served by Ali and found him to be very money motivated made it very clear the small chilli tubs were 80p pointing at the menu Terrible customer service avoid Not halal

Apart from being extremely expensive, the food was appalling. £16.50 for a battered cod that was absolutely disgusting. Batter over cooked on the outside but not cooked in the middle. The fish appeared to be a mush rather than a fillet. Don’t waste your money

Great place to grab food or a coffee while studying

Absolutly disgusting, food stale , server awful , toilets absolutly revolting never been in or seen anything like it . Please if you have been here and been served raw food etc report to enviromental health they need to know